Celebrate the reopening and regional charm of the Hiroshima Pokémon Center with the Pokémon Center Hiroshima Special Box (Japanese Edition). This limited-edition commemorative set is part of the Pokémon Center “Regional Special Box” series, highlighting local culture through exclusive artwork and a unique promotional Pikachu card.
Designed primarily for collectors, this box focuses on premium accessories and a region-exclusive promo rather than booster packs, making it a standout display item in any sealed Pokémon collection.
Product Highlights
- Official Pokémon Center Japan exclusive product
- Japanese-language edition
- Hiroshima Pokémon Center commemorative release
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Includes Hiroshima’s Pikachu promo card (SV-P series)
- Regional-themed accessories and storage items
- Limited lottery/online Pokémon Center distribution
- Factory sealed collectible product
Box Contents
Each Pokémon Center Hiroshima Special Box typically includes:
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1 × Promo Card: Hiroshima’s Pikachu (SV-P)
- 1 × Set of Card Sleeves (64 sleeves)
- 1 × Deck Box featuring Hiroshima-themed design
- 1 × Long Card Storage Box
About the Hiroshima Special Box
The Hiroshima Special Box is part of a trio of regional Pokémon Center releases (alongside Tohoku and Fukuoka). Each box celebrates a specific Japanese city with exclusive Pikachu artwork and collectible accessories inspired by the region.
The Hiroshima edition is especially popular for its unique Pikachu promo and scenic, locally inspired artwork featuring regional Pokémon motifs. It is not a traditional booster product but rather a premium collectible set focused on design and exclusivity.
Why Collect the Hiroshima Special Box?
This set is highly sought after due to its:
- Exclusive Hiroshima Pikachu promo card
- Limited Pokémon Center Japan distribution
- Strong collector demand for regional Pikachu promos
- Premium display-quality packaging and accessories
- Importance as part of the Pokémon Center Special Box series
Because of its limited release method (lottery/official Pokémon Center sales), availability outside Japan is typically restricted, increasing its appeal among international collectors.
